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In-Game Information[]

Cat-like humanoids called Lynians that are noted for their white fur. Felynes are quiet until angered, in which case they may attack. Capable of speech, they are sometimes found in the employ of human masters.
Taxonomy[]
- Order: Miscellaneous Diet
- Family: Felyne
- Species: Felyne
Felyne are the most common Lynian species found through out the world. The subspecies of the Felyne is the Melynx.
Habitat Range[]
Felyne can be found living just about everywhere, including Villages, Cities, and Towns.
Ecological Niche[]
Felyne are quite low in the food chain, though feed on just about anything. Felyne feed on acorns, fish, and many different human dishes.
Biological Adaptations[]
Felyne are a lot more agile and smarter than an average cat. The Felyne are able to walk upright, like a human, and even build tools with both hands. Felyne are looked at as their own culture due to their intelligence, life style, and groups. They can make equipment such as pickaxes, axes, and bombs. Felyne are known to form villages in secluded areas, where most monsters wouldn't dare to venture to. Felyne villages are known to have tribal exchanges with other Felyne and other cultures. With enough time and practice, Felyne can learn how to talk in the same languages as other cultures, including the human language and the Wyverian language. However, they often retain a degree of an accent in the form of meowing and cat puns interspersed throughout their speech.
Behavior[]
Every Felyne is different in their own way. Some are aggressive, while some are calm. If attacked, however, they'll attack with just about anything in their hand, even going as far as to run at a foe with a live bomb for protection. If the battle starts looking bad, they'll dig a hole and travel somewhere safe. Commonly, Felyne are seen working in all sorts human establishments or settlements. They've been seen being farmers, traders, adventurers, etc. Some Felyne, known as Palicoes, are known to assist hunters- and quite a few are independent "Meownster Hunters" in their own right.